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Articles in July 21, 1997 issue of Insight on the News

• China wins House vote
  by Tiffany Danitz
• Classics make a kind of comeback
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Lobbyists spin MFN for Beijing
  by John Berlau
• Capitalism's final frontier: scientists must economize and find ways to turn a profit if they are to continue to probe space
  by Phil Berardelli
• Soft money may fall on hard times
  by David M. Mason
• Human rights and free-trade politics
  by Susan Crabtree
• Hostile Waters
  by Aislynn Thomas
• Blowing hot and cold on church and state
  by David Wagner
• Faithful add action to book of virtues
  by David Wagner
• Is Rio treaty a policy trick?
  by Gene Koprowski
• Q: is the president getting special insurance treatment for the Paula Jones lawsuit?
  by Richard Giller
• Partisan smear called investigative reporting
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Vacation spots all booked up
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Civil-rights conservative Chavez stirs up the melting-pot issue
  by Stephen Goode
• Golden State's better burgers
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• Red China lobbyists gave the first clue
  by Stephen Goode
• Should Congress weigh anchor on century-old maritime law?
  by Alan Kline